Maoist insurgents strengthen hold on rural Nepal / Tom Farrell
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Jane's Intelligence Review Vol 18 No 5, May 2006, pp.12-17Summary: This article considers the factors that led to the armed insurgency in Nepal by the Maoist People's Liberation Army that has now been running for ten years. Also considers what the Maoists objectives are and how they might be achieved. (This article was written before the major political changes in Nepal of May 2006).
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This article considers the factors that led to the armed insurgency in Nepal by the Maoist People's Liberation Army that has now been running for ten years. Also considers what the Maoists objectives are and how they might be achieved. (This article was written before the major political changes in Nepal of May 2006).
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